Kaithal Food Tour
Kaithal has a lesser known history- the city dates back to the ancient times of Mahabharata & Ramayana. It was earlier called as 'Kapisthal' meaning 'Abode of Kapi' as the place is traditionally connected to Lord Hanuman. Today, I am thrilled to explore the undiscovered food culture of this historical town of Kaithal. The old city of Kaithal has a plethora of archaic food joints that remain the city's favorite.
Saini Samose Wale
Near Colony, Gate No. 3, Karnal Road, Kaithal
9.30am- 8.30pm
This place has found great popularity with the locals for their fresh, piping hot samosas, bread pakoras, etc. that they serve with delectable imli & pudina ki chutney. You may have to wait for your turn as there is a long queue of orders, but trust me their samosas are totally worth it. The flaky top layer of the samosa and the aloo filling with paneer and kasuri methi makes it the best samosas you could ever find.
Dua Misthan Bhandar
Nota Ram Chowk, Main Bazar, Old City, Kaithal
8 am-10pm
Another old and famous sweet and snack shop in Sarafa Bazar, Kaithal, dates back to the 1940s. They serve mouth-watering Ghewars and handmade bhura/shakkar laddoo that will melt in your mouth. The Ghewar is soft yet crunchy and when paired with their Rabri will certainly score your tastebuds.
Gulati Sweets, Jaman ka pota
Sarafa Bazar, Kaithal
9am-9pm
Whether you are looking for a quick evening snack or delicious sweets- this place has it all! They win the town with their flavorsome Dahi Bhalla recipe passed on through generations. Their unique Dahi Bhalla serving has vadas made of moong dal, urad dal, paper, spices, boondi raita, aloo raita and a good portion of sweet imli chutney & pudina chutney. You can finish your spell with delectable sweets- their kalakand and rabri are a must-have!
Brijwasi Chaat Bhandaar
R93W+GR4, Old City, Kaithal
4pm-10pm
Their ghee-fried crispy aloo tikkis that they top with chholey, green chutney and spices is bound to make you nostalgic and crave for more. This is among the best spots to hit for a quick evening snack.
Shivam Food Point
Committee Chowk, Patti Dogran, Kaithal
Opens at 11 am
This is an incredibly pocket friendly destination for all your main course needs. Their popular recipes include full-flavoured favorites from their home kitchen- dal makhani, yellow dal tadka, shahi paneer with missi roti, naan served in generous portions. The meal is sure to up your satiety game- fresh, tasty, hearty and affordable.
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